Coventry City has announced the signing of Dan Bentley, a goalkeeper born in 1993, from Wolverhampton on a two-year contract. Bentley expressed that he was happy about completing the deal and described Coventry as a fantastic club. He stated that he wants to bring experience, leadership, and high standards to the team and aims to help the club achieve results in the Premier League.

According to Goal.com, Coventry City have signed goalkeeper Dan Bentley from Wolverhampton Wanderers on a two-year deal. Dan Bentley is joining to strengthen Frank Lampard's squad ahead of their return to the Premier League. His move concludes a three-and-a-half-year period at Molineux, and he will provide top-flight experience and dressing-room leadership.

Coventry City are reportedly nearing an agreement to sign Daniel Bentley, a 33-year-old goalkeeper from Wolverhampton Wanderers, which he joined from Bristol City in January 2023. According to TalkSPORT, the goalkeeper is being considered as a backup keeper for Frank Lampard's team, and the same source claims a deal is expected to be confirmed on Friday. This potential transfer follows previous interest from Arsenal two years prior, when Wolves rejected a £50,000 bid from the Gunners in July 2024. Bentley is expected to serve as a deputy to Carl Rushworth, and his arrival might lead to the departure of either Oliver Dovin or Ben Wilson from Coventry.